Viaduc de l'Anguienne

The Anguienne Viaduct spans 400 meters across the Anguienne Valley, reaching a height of 42 meters with a width of 12.2 meters.

Construction of the viaduct began in 2001 under the direction of architect Charles Lavigne, who also designed the bridges of Ile de Ré and Normandy.

The viaduct forms part of the Fontaines de l'Anguienne Circuit, featuring nine interpretation stations that detail the valley's natural and historical elements.

The structure carries more than 15,500 vehicles daily while providing dedicated lanes for bicycles to cross between eastern Angoulême and Soyaux.

The bridge design incorporates two crossed half-arches at 15 meters height, with abutments spaced 25 meters apart at ground level.

Location: Soyaux

Length: 400 m

GPS coordinates: 45.62530,0.19639

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:48